For her, the guitar, quite clearly, is an overarching symbol of sexual voracity.
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This move makes total sense given our generation's voracity for immediacy, technolog, and total immersion.
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The region's new anti-graft bodies are investigating with voracity, taking notes from their Brazilian analogs.
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Brittany Cartwright And yet, never before has a show existed that I watched with such voracity and greed.
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Twitter also started banning users for hate speech late last year with more voracity than it had in the past.
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You'll see in our conversation below his voracity to answer every question, save one, and maybe you'll have a theory.
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In another piece of dating advice, Alexa spikes the idea of coffee dates with the voracity of an all-star volleyball player.
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But she predicts the president and new first lady may not hit the dining scene in Washington with the same voracity the Obamas did.
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"Nothing now justifies maintaining this tax, if not the fiscal voracity of the Socialist government," said lawmaker Pedro Mota Soares, who heads the parliament bloc of the rightist CDS-PP.
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The exquisite turmoil builds to a grand cameo for the sacred monster of modern French cinema, Gérard Depardieu, whose brief but dominating appearance veers from beastly voracity to gruff compassion. ♦
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In addition to the usual tight writerly discipline, Interstate Gospel abounds with guitar noise, stomping beats, longer and more brooding songs, combining the restraint of classic country with a pop schemer's voracity.
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But there is a lot of great stuff in Mr. Gulczynski's grid: HAYMAKER, PIZZERIA, 'TUDE, VORACITY, OLD NAVY, I LOVE L.A., FRANZ FERDINAND, TUMMIES, ZOOKEEPER, CHARM OFFENSIVE, HA HA FUNNY, FOMO and ZEN GARDEN.
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While Celeste's actions are defined, to a point, by her denial, the other two leads (Shailene Woodley and Reese Witherspoon) serve as excellent foils with their clear-eyed energy and the voracity of their compassion.
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But while this urge toward continual reinvention was a catalyst driving her intellectual voracity and her resistance to stasis, it was also a tyrannical voice telling her she needed to banish her inner child for good.
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If Frank Stella's ambition and insatiable visual voracity were exhilarating at first, the paintings' often overbearing size and physicality also left the viewer, time and again, with the unsettling feeling of being wrestled to the ground.
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"Consumer," with its air of piggish, Pac-Man voracity, is the slightly dehumanizing moniker most of us grew up with, but that was some time ago, before the rise of the brand as a cultic family.
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Beleaguered best-friends-in-love Evie and Dylan; Luke, whose sexual voracity is borne of loss; and Angus, with his inability to read the temperature of a romantic encounter, all feel like they could be our friends, or, indeed, ourselves.
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Much of his erotic life was a series of adroit manipulations and disastrous disappointments; Langston Hughes was just one of the younger men who fell within the blast radius of the older man's sexual voracity as they chased his prestige.
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It happened in "Nightcrawler," in 2014, when his character's unfeedable craving for success left him looking like a famine victim, and it happens again in "Demolition," as his cheeks darken with stubble and his eyes shine with the voracity of the mad.
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Fully two thirds date from the 1960s, when Winogrand was in peak form, hungry each day to match his wits with an unpredictable world as he hit the sidewalk, cramming the era's pandemonium into his 53mm wide-angle frames with an unrivaled voracity.
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While the voracity of such stories sometimes can be difficult to assess, they can strike a chord with African-Americans, who in the past were the target of government sanctioned discrimination and abuse under Jim Crow laws and lynchings by culprits who went unpunished.
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I didn't feel an emotional connection to Lovecraft the way LaValle did as a kid, but the apprentice writer in me was thrilled by his inventiveness and a certain voracity of the imagination that shaped everything — history, myth, superstition, reality, fiction, science, everything — to suit his vision.
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Ivanka Trump said Monday that she felt "a little blindsided" by all of the voracity and distractions that have been plaguing the Trump administration: Other highlights from her interview with Fox and Friends: On James Comey: Ivanka said her father feels "very vindicated" and "incredibly optimistic" following Comey's hearing Thursday, adding that through all of the media distraction, the White House has been focused on getting things done.
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If Stella's ambition and insatiable visual voracity were exhilarating at first (his titles reference such a wide range of fields that they endow his undertaking with a universal flavor), the paintings' often overbearing size and physicality — somehow the smaller versions are not as convincing as the larger works (size matters!) — with each ranking as a formalist "tour de force" in its own right, also left the viewer, time and again, with the unsettling feeling of being wrestled to the ground (vestigial remains of his wrestling days in high school?).
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But, I think, again, news isn't just another -- as in the same way that I view healthcare; it's just not another commodity that is placed on your cable box, and I think the concerted effort has to be is to remove it from that system, to not necessarily to try and create a 24-hour news network that can be powerful counterweight, a FOX news of voracity, where it's not so reliant on the daily (inaudible) of ratings and such, but is still good television and is still interesting, and I think it can be done.
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This change of mentality has also extended to the indigenous people of the Amazon that have been, during last centuries, victims of prepotency and voracity.
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Herodorus of Megara () was an ancient Greek musician, ten times Olympic victor in the trumpet contest. He was noted particularly for his size, voracity and loudness of his trumpet (salpinx).
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The core of Yellow Peril ideology is the White man's fear of seduction by the Oriental non-white Other; either the sexual voracity of the Dragon Lady and the Lotus Blossom stereotypes, or the sexual voracity of the Seducer. Racist revulsion towards miscegenation — interracial sexual intercourse — by the fear of mixed-race children as a physical, cultural, and existential threat to Whiteness proper. In Queer theory, the term Oriental connotes contradictory sexual associations, according to the nationality of the man. A Seducer can be perceived as Japanese and kinky or as Filipino and available.
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Meka Udoh of XXL gave the album an "XL" review, writing "maybe influenced by Marshall himself, Royce has learned to channel his loquacious voracity into a controlled rage, and the end result is perhaps his most complete body of work".
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Allmusic reviewer Michael G. Nastos stated " Richmond has since passed away, leaving this great recording behind as a testament to his voracity and the enduring legacy of Mingus. Highly recommended". In JazzTimes, Bill Shoemaker wrote: "The Last Mingus Band A.D. is a strong album ".
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Born in Abasolo, Guanajuato, Mexico. In order to contribute to the family income, he started working as a telegraphist since he was a teenager. Using the Morse code, he traveled throughout the country and mastered the Spanish language. His intellectual instruction came mainly from his voracity for reading.
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Its very voracity combined with its monophagous feeding habits have however suggested that it might prove to be a valuable biological control of invasive Agapanthus in countries such as New Zealand.M.D. Picker and M. Krüger. Spread and Impacts of the Agapanthus Borer (Neuranethes spodopterodes (Hampson, 1908), comb. nov.), a Translocated Native Moth Species (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae).
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Fenichel, p. 112 The problem posed by physiological maturation has been stated forcefully by Anna Freud. "Aggressive impulses are intensified to the point of complete unruliness, hunger becomes voracity... The reaction-formations, which seemed to be firmly established in the structure of the ego, threaten to fall to pieces".Erikson, Erik H. (1973) Childhood and Society. Middlesex. p.
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In the former case, they are powerful, high-ranking demons reminiscent of gods such as Māra. In the latter case, they are like fearsome beasts that live 84000 yojanas beneath the ocean floor.The bestial asuras are reminiscent of those gods and creatures of the deep that personify characteristics like chaos and voracity, such as the Leviathan, Fenrir, Typhon, etc.
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The opening theme is "Go Cry Go" by OxT and the ending theme is "Hydra" by Myth & Roid. The second season of the anime adaptation covers light novel volumes 4 to 6. A third season premiered on July 10, 2018. The opening theme is "VORACITY" by Myth & Roid, and the ending theme song is "Silent Solitude" by OxT.
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The young widow was visibly pregnant. This evidence of her profligacy shocked and offended spectators. Widowed at 18 (1714), her sexual voracity and repeated pregnancies kept scandalizing the Court On March 20, 1719, Mme de Berry, soon to give birth, saw Sémiramis again, sitting in the amphitheater on an armchair with the Regent and one of her sisters, both next to her on chairs.Journal du marquis de Dangeau, vol.
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Contraband was marked by a voracity of spirit and energy, a sense of attack driven by a desire to reignite the spirit. Mystical, athletic, and innovative, the collective energy left audiences energized. Material often combined social commentary with daring movement and acrobatics, and "live music at once primitive and eccentric." Credited with a melding of forms, Contraband's work traversed worlds "of cross-cultural ritual and contemporary punk",Welsh, Anne Marie.
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She disappears and the rest of the team fears her to be dead.New Mutants #6–7 Possessed by Farouk, she becomes a crime boss and runs a gladiatorial arena. She becomes grossly obese while possessed, as Farouk was a large eater in life and had continued his voracity when using Karma's body. When two of the New Mutants (Sunspot and Magma) are forced to participate in the high-stakes gladiatorial competition, she comes into conflict with her old teammates.
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Her keel was laid down by the Portsmouth Navy Yard in Kittery, Maine, on 15 March 1943. She was launched on 12 July 1943 sponsored by Mrs. Robert H. English. On 24 September 1942, SS-382 was renamed, making her the only ship of the United States Navy to be named for the picuda, a great barracuda, up to seven feet long, of the Caribbean Sea and the tropical western Atlantic Ocean, known for its ferocious voracity.
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Grand Prince Stefan Nemanja was believed to have been aloviti (ala-like). In Serbia, men believed to possess properties of an ala were called aloviti (ala-like) men, and they were given several explanations. An ala may have sneaked into them; these were recognized by their voracity, because the ala, in order to satisfy her excessive hunger, drove them to eat incessantly. They may also have survived an ala blowing on them – an ala’s breath is usually lethal to humans.
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Satyrs, known for their sexual voracity, are often pictured with bestial features. Mock bestiality is recorded as a form of sexual roleplay in Imperial Rome. Nero is supposed to have enjoyed a form of bondage with either male or female partners in which he dressed in animal skins to attack their genitals, just as condemned prisoners were bound and attacked by wild animals in the arena (see Damnatio ad bestias).Suetonius, Life of Nero 29; Carlin A. Barton, The Sorrows of the Ancient Romans: The Gladiator and the Monster (Princeton University Press, 1993), p. 68.
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In English law, the latter is always considered a crime, even in the most trying circumstances. The case of R v Dudley and Stephens, in which two men were found guilty of murder for killing and eating a cabin boy while adrift at sea in a lifeboat, set the precedent that necessity is no defence to a charge of murder. In pre-modern medicine, the explanation given by the now-discredited theory of humorism for cannibalism was that it came about within a black acrimonious humor, which, being lodged in the linings of the ventricle, produced the voracity for human flesh.
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The name Kanni means "pure" in Tamil and was given to this breed for its loyalty – purity of heart. The Kanni is also known as the Maiden's Beastmaster for its voracity with which it defends its territory against other wild animals and because they are often gifted to newlywed brides as their guardians. Although Kannis come in different colours, generally only the ones that were black and tan were given as marriage gifts. This led to the wrong naming of the black and tan coloured breeds as Kanni in dogs as well as goats in future.
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In early December 2018, Hanna became the center of a viral internet meme due to an interview with Genius for their Verified series she conducted in the November of that year. There, she belted the song's refrain a cappella with "voracity"; Hanna retrospectively explained: "Before I scream 'monster', they use the boom mic that was directly above me, and for the part where I yell, they use the audio from, I believe, the camera. So it sounded not meshed". This caused several users to create short satirical clips in which the singer's vocals were replaced by "high-pitched squeal[s]" or the "vintage Windows launch sound effect", among others.
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His response to the Queen Elizabeth I of England assuming position of the Supreme Governor of the Church of England included support of the imprisoned Mary, Queen of Scots and her supporters in their attempts to take over England "ex turpissima muliebris libidinis servitute" "from a most sordid slavery to a woman's voracity". A brief English Catholic uprising, the Rising of the North, had just failed. Pius then issued a Papal bull, Regnans in Excelsis ("Reigning on High"), dated 27 April 1570, that declared Elizabeth I a heretic and released her subjects from their allegiance to her.Ehler, Sidney Z., Church and State Through the Centuries, (Biblo-Moser, 1988), 180.
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He was a research fellow of the Centre for Economic Policy Research and had been a visiting scholar at the International Monetary Fund and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and a consultant to the European Commission. He is among the "Top 5% of Economists in the World" according to IDEAS/RePEc. His research interests include international economics, economic growth, European Monetary Union and Irish economic performance. He is best known for his work on the voracity effect, by which a positive shock perversely reduces economic growth through more-than- proportionate fiscal redistribution, and for his measurements of the stocks of foreign assets.
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Able to freely transform her singing style, her voice is known as the "rainbow-colored voice". On April 24, 2017, the band's first album eYe's was released. In November 2017, it was announced that vocalist Mayu would be "graduating" from the band in order to pursue a solo career. On December 18, 2017, the band's sixth single "Hydra" was announced, and KIHOW's face was revealed as part of the cover for the album The band debuted KIHOW on lead vocals in 2018, with the release of "Hydra", the title track is used as the ending to the 2018 anime television series Overlord II. Later in 2018 the band's single VORACITY was the opening for Overlord III.
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D. triton exhibit pre-copulatory cannibalism in which predation of males by females occurs prior to copulation, an extreme form of intersexual conflict in which there are no benefits to males of the species. Mating trials indicate that virgin females attack in 20-30% of pairings and that success occurs up to 40% of the time. Not only do males constitute a regular part of the female diet, but male population density also tends to decrease after the emergence of females. The findings of one study demonstrate how pre-copulatory sexual cannibalism of D. triton supports the idea of the “aggressive-spillover” hypothesis in which pre-copulatory sexual cannibalism acts as a non-adaptive by product of voracity (aggression towards prey).
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Although the concert tour was truly enviable as in the time before, the period after the 2006 album release, next to the Australian Tour and the concerts in Paris and London, brought two great disappointments to the band, cancellations of the significant concerts in Belgrade and Sarajevo. At the first, there was a cancellation of the Sarajevo Concert as a result of the voracity of the Sarajevo Film Festival Board, who managed to redirect the concert's sponsorships to the Festival's budget. Next hit was wresting the 29 November Concert in Belgrade by former band members settled in Belgrade and gathered around The No Smoking Orchestra. The band had the Day of the Republic project in which 29 November should become the traditional concert date for Belgrade fans.
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The monument today. The monument today. On 18 January 1961, the eagle and busts of the Americans were removed, because it was considered a "symbol of imperialism," The following inscription was later added: > To the victims of the Maine who were sacrificed by the imperialist voracity > and their desire to gain control of the island of Cuba > February 1898 – February 1961 > (A las víctimas de El Maine que fueron sacrificadas por la voracidad > imperialista en su afán de apoderarse de la isla de Cuba. > Febrero 1898 – Febrero 1961) "The eagle was torn down after the triumph of the revolution because it's the symbol of imperialism, the United States, and the revolution ended all that," said Ernesto Moreno, a 77-year-old Havana resident who remembers waking up one day and seeing the statue gone.
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Then Mary mentions the peasants, who, according to her, in many cases flocked to imperial Rome attracted by the opportunities it offered, like so many other outsiders. But no mention of why many of those peasants did so and the dire consequences to the Roman empire in the long run. Those peasants ended up in Rome because they had lost their farms to the voracity of patricians and other members of the elite that were expanding their latifundia, cultivated with cheap slave labour. It was those hardy peasants that formed the bulk of the legions that created the empire (now merging into the idle and troublesome crowd receiving panem et circenses), and their increasing replacement in time with mercenaries (´auxiliaries´) or recruited men from the conquered provinces, slowly contributed to seal the fate of the former strong empire.
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He claimed that Castro liked to meet with ordinary citizens, both in Cuba and abroad, but took a particularly paternal attitude toward Cubans, treating them as if "they were a part of his own giant family". British historian Alex von Tunzelmann commented that "though ruthless, [Castro] was a patriot, a man with a profound sense that it was his mission to save the Cuban people". Balfour described Castro as having a "voracity for knowledge" and "elephantine memory" that allowed him to speak for hours on a variety of different subjects. Castro with his son Angel in 1954 Castro was known for his busy working hours, often only going to bed at 3 or 4 am He preferred to meet foreign diplomats in these early hours, believing that they would be tired and he could gain the upper hand in negotiations.
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His novel Copa de sombra (Shadow Cup), which received the National Book Award in the Fiction category in 1977, has, as its starting point, a list of those executed during the Spanish Civil War in "Puerto de Santa María de Humeros," imaginary place name behind which the book is hidden in the town of Sanlúcar de Barrameda. This list of those executed is taken from the diary of local historian Manuel Barbadillo. Copa de sombra, whose title comes from a poem by Antonio Machado, apart from being brilliantly written, has as its backdrop, the cruelty of war, the misery of the postwar era, the political and sexual repression in Francoist Spain and the social and economic changes of the Spanish Transition. Furthermore, open criticism of the demagoguery of politicians, postmodernism and the voracity with which it destroys the traditional identity of societies is evident.
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When applied in a dispersed way, for example through fumigation or spraying, these chemicals have an effect against a wide range of insect species, some of which may be beneficial to human activities, including crop-pollinators such as bees. In addition, as with many insecticides, application may result in the killing of natural predators or controls along with the pest, risking the possibility of a 'rebound effect' or pest resurgence, where the original target for the treatment returns with equal or even greater voracity. Flufenoxuron was banned in the European Union in 2011Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) No 942/2011 of 22 September 2011 concerning the non-approval of the active substance flufenoxuron due to its high potential for bioaccumulation in the food chain and high risk to aquatic organisms. Flufenoxuron is marketed as having 'high persistence' in the environment and the product data-sheet states that it does not biodegrade easily.
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